If you're looking for a glassware gift for Marine Corps veterans or those in active service, men and women; brothers and sisters; moms and dads who know the value ofHonor, Service and Sacrifice and the meaning ofSemper Fi, then look no further than Shop Erazor Bits. We've been making items for Patriotic Americans for almost thirty years, and we're not stopping now. This incredible US Marine glassware is great for any occasion, from Christmas, Birthdays, Memorial Day, Father's Day, Veterans Day, Valentine's Day and even Retirement (though as the saying goes, once a marine, always a marine). We know that times are tough out there and with our officially licensed glassware, you can make a statement about your Pride and Passion for the Devil Dogs without even opening your mouth (except to drink from).
If you're looking for a classic USMC glassware set that wears its heart on its sleeve and celebrates brotherhood - check out our Double Flag glass set which combines our two favorite flags: the US Marines flag and Old Glory. You've also got the Eagle, Globe and Anchor - each a symbol of greatness in their own right. The American Bald Eagle represents a Marine's intimate bond with the United States: they serve country above all else. The Globe signifies the worldwide commitment of the Marine Corps and its areas of responsibility: Marines are ready to do battle, any time or place. The Anchor, whose origin dates back to the founding of the Marine Corps in 1775, represents close ties with the US Navy, not to mention the amphibious nature of a Marines' duties. With Semper Fi in silver foil (the motto of the USMC meaning 'Alway Faithful'), you've got glassware that tells a story. Be the one to tell it.
For more of a humorous take on the US Marines, check out our Devil Dog ranges, like this First In, Last Out glass set. Why a bulldog in USMC uniform? You can thanks the German Army in World War I for the Marine's unofficial mascot. During World War I German reports had called the attacking Marines Teufel Hunden, meaning Devil-Dogs. Teufel-hunden were the vicious, wild, and ferocious mountain dogs of Bavarian folklore. Soon after, a US Marine recruiting poster depicted a snarling English Bulldog wearing a Marine Corps helmet. Because of the tenacity and demeanor of the breed - a dog that's Forged without Fear, the image took root with both the Marines and the public. This design features the Bulldog (often known as Chesty) in Jungle Marine gear with two crossed M16 rifles, locked and loaded for battle.
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